Greetings. Try looking at Houzz PHOTOS. Scroll down to Patios. Click. Enter "atrium" in the search box. Be sure to use quotation marks (" "). Some atriums are open to the sky, as your space is. I did see at least one with an "outdoor" kitchen. Another place to look for ideas for your space on Houzz is the Patios section. These are usually at the back of a house. Some patios are enclosed by high walls, which is similar to your situation. You can save the photos you like the best into your own Ideabook. Even if you are not sure about a photo, add it to your Ideabook as soon as you see it. It is impossible to find a specific photo on Houzz unless you have the photo number. It is easy to delete a photo from an Ideabook.

If your ceiling to floor height is approx. 8- 9' , and there is sufficient light from the windows, we suggest 5 w for ambience light, 10 w for general light and 15w for task light. Living room should be a combination of yellow and natural light. if it will be used as work area for study , then white light should be included. Generally school projects are made on dining table so white light should be used along with yellow. Kitchen task light should be white. Passage and bedroom could be yellow. Ambient light is generally warm white and yellow. For watching TV, indirect and ambient light is advisable.

Hi Ankit Cob is updated lighting version it enhance the interior and living experience both give it a try darkness don't occur if lighting is done in appropriate manner by following standards light distance should not be more then 4' and less then 3' opt for good brand like hybec or philips Hope it helps.

Thank you for the suggestion, that's the first time I've heard of magnetic track systems! They definitely seem like they'd add a modern feel but I'm not in love with having a track visible on the ceiling as it feels like that might draw the eye more so than a few recess lights. It seems like even if you use the track lighting you still need to position the magnetic light system to highlight certain locations of the kitchen, same as recess you just have a bit more flexibility with changing the placement. If you were to use track or recess lights in our kitchen, which features would you choose to place lights near?